Love returns to love
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Book Introduction
One step further
To you who wants to love life
With Monk Jeongmok
Happy Mind Practice
“Everyone needs care at times.” The essay “Love Returns to Love” by Monk Jeongmok, who has delivered messages of comfort and support with a warm and deep voice, has been published.
It contains the life and story of Monk Jeongmok, who stood by the sick and marginalized in the midst of life and became a pillar of support for their hearts.
Reconciliation with someone you hate, a mature attitude toward parting, and the realization that the more you treat others with love, the more you become more comfortable and broad in life.
The letters of Monk Jeongmok, written with affection as if telling his story to a close friend, warmly comfort our hearts.
“When you come, you come leisurely, and when you leave, you leave leisurely.
Our life is happy and comfortable.” _In the book
To you who wants to love life
With Monk Jeongmok
Happy Mind Practice
“Everyone needs care at times.” The essay “Love Returns to Love” by Monk Jeongmok, who has delivered messages of comfort and support with a warm and deep voice, has been published.
It contains the life and story of Monk Jeongmok, who stood by the sick and marginalized in the midst of life and became a pillar of support for their hearts.
Reconciliation with someone you hate, a mature attitude toward parting, and the realization that the more you treat others with love, the more you become more comfortable and broad in life.
The letters of Monk Jeongmok, written with affection as if telling his story to a close friend, warmly comfort our hearts.
“When you come, you come leisurely, and when you leave, you leave leisurely.
Our life is happy and comfortable.” _In the book
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Opening remarks
One Step / Lessons Learned from Love
The day I shaved my head
The big meeting of my life
The wind blowing through the mountain
Monk 'Stop doing it'
A road without a road
First Dharma talk
Honey given to ants
Return
Two Steps / The Power of Gentleness
Aging gracefully
Monk 'Matnada'
Studying the mind to believe in myself
The power of gentleness
beggar of the heart
Silk clothes and bamboo
In search of a peaceful mind
A life not bound by hatred
Take three steps / Take one thought off
Looking at the crumbling Namdaemun Gate
who are you?
The fish in the water are thirsty
Master Dharma's eyelids
Winter at Seondam
Waiting for the nun while baking potatoes
Music to listen to with your heart
Four Steps / Breakup Practice
Breakup practice
To you who is lying in the death ward
Mother's Grace
Wounds from people close to you
Seven mustard seeds
Like the moon breaking through the clouds
What you can do with both ears
A little love awakens the world
Five Steps / Take Care of Me Like a Flower
The scent of silence
Being a beautiful supporting actor
The Heart Sutra in the Forest of Empty
A president with a poet's soul
The Three Steps of Time
A bridge connecting hearts
dirty rubber shoes
Become a bridge in this difficult world
The text that appears
One Step / Lessons Learned from Love
The day I shaved my head
The big meeting of my life
The wind blowing through the mountain
Monk 'Stop doing it'
A road without a road
First Dharma talk
Honey given to ants
Return
Two Steps / The Power of Gentleness
Aging gracefully
Monk 'Matnada'
Studying the mind to believe in myself
The power of gentleness
beggar of the heart
Silk clothes and bamboo
In search of a peaceful mind
A life not bound by hatred
Take three steps / Take one thought off
Looking at the crumbling Namdaemun Gate
who are you?
The fish in the water are thirsty
Master Dharma's eyelids
Winter at Seondam
Waiting for the nun while baking potatoes
Music to listen to with your heart
Four Steps / Breakup Practice
Breakup practice
To you who is lying in the death ward
Mother's Grace
Wounds from people close to you
Seven mustard seeds
Like the moon breaking through the clouds
What you can do with both ears
A little love awakens the world
Five Steps / Take Care of Me Like a Flower
The scent of silence
Being a beautiful supporting actor
The Heart Sutra in the Forest of Empty
A president with a poet's soul
The Three Steps of Time
A bridge connecting hearts
dirty rubber shoes
Become a bridge in this difficult world
The text that appears
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Into the book
“I, too, gave the monk a lot of trouble when I was young.
But the monk embraced me with love and waited for me until the end.
“The size of the heart that the monk showed me at that time helped me grow.”
---From "The Day I Shaving My Head"
“Aging gracefully is ultimately something you create yourself.
“A person who can put down their complicated feelings and rest for a moment is beautiful.”
---From "Growing Old Beautifully"
“We say we forgive others, but the truth is that the moment we forgive someone, we are forgiving ourselves for our own mistakes.
“Because I am doing the same thing to someone else as he did to me.”
---From "The Monk 'Delicious'"
“Life is painful when you hate someone.
On the other hand, when we love someone, we experience joy.
“It is your decision whether to choose pain or joy.”
---From "A Life Not Bound by Hatred"
“There are many relationships in the world where people gossip and harass each other, so I think it’s a great blessing to have someone who acknowledges you, helps you, and encourages you.”
---From "The Eyelids of Master Dharma"
“Where is there a distinction between monks and sentient beings in human emotions?
“Whether or not they are wearing ink-dyed clothes, don’t people reflect on themselves through arguments and come to accept others through understanding each other?”
But the monk embraced me with love and waited for me until the end.
“The size of the heart that the monk showed me at that time helped me grow.”
---From "The Day I Shaving My Head"
“Aging gracefully is ultimately something you create yourself.
“A person who can put down their complicated feelings and rest for a moment is beautiful.”
---From "Growing Old Beautifully"
“We say we forgive others, but the truth is that the moment we forgive someone, we are forgiving ourselves for our own mistakes.
“Because I am doing the same thing to someone else as he did to me.”
---From "The Monk 'Delicious'"
“Life is painful when you hate someone.
On the other hand, when we love someone, we experience joy.
“It is your decision whether to choose pain or joy.”
---From "A Life Not Bound by Hatred"
“There are many relationships in the world where people gossip and harass each other, so I think it’s a great blessing to have someone who acknowledges you, helps you, and encourages you.”
---From "The Eyelids of Master Dharma"
“Where is there a distinction between monks and sentient beings in human emotions?
“Whether or not they are wearing ink-dyed clothes, don’t people reflect on themselves through arguments and come to accept others through understanding each other?”
---From "Stained Rubber Shoes"
Publisher's Review
Heartwarming
Monk Jeongmok's Life Letters
The essay 『Love Returns as Love』 by Venerable Jeongmok, the abbot of Jeonggaksa Temple and the first nun DJ in Korea who has delivered messages of comfort and support with her warm and deep voice, has been published.
This is the story of the life and people of Monk Jeongmok, who left home at the young age of sixteen and, at a time when he needed care, cherished the love he received from his mentors and people he met along the way, and shared that love with others.
Reconciliation with someone you hate, a mature attitude toward parting, and the realization that the more you treat others with love, the more you become more comfortable and broad in life.
The letters of Monk Jeongmok, written with affection as if telling a story to a close friend, warmly soothe our hearts.
“Life is painful when you hate,
“When we love, we feel joy.”
With soft love rather than stubborn hatred
A life that is becoming wider and more comfortable
As we live, we may come to hate someone, and our hearts may feel heavy in this harsh world. However, Monk Jeongmok tells us through his own experience how difficult and precious it is to have a big heart that willingly loves and forgives, saying, “When you hate someone, life is painful, and when you love someone, you experience joy.”
There was a time when I couldn't sleep because I was so worried that I "didn't even clean the rubber shoes of a monk I hated," but the monk's honest story that my heart was finally opened only after I reflected on myself, asked for forgiveness first, and reconciled with him resonates more deeply than any advice, and it helps us become more generous to ourselves and others.
“This moment right now
“It makes for a happy moment”
With Monk Jeongmok
Happy Mind Practice
To Monk Jeongmok, love is something that is given while simultaneously growing and broadening one's heart and returning it as love.
The monk who cared for me like a mother after I became a monk at a young age, the nun who shared her heart with me beyond religion, and the teachers on the path who gave me enlightenment by facing the hardships of life with my whole body rather than avoiding them.
The footsteps of Monk Jeongmok, who has engraved in his heart the love he has learned from all relationships and has stayed by the side of the sick and marginalized, are deeply moving.
A life where love begets love and mercy begets mercy.
As you learn the wisdom of life, where hatred for someone you thought was a bad relationship turns into gratitude, greed turns into emptiness, and love turns into love, your heart will soon become light and happy.
“I pray with a grateful heart that life has taught me love and hope, accepting the wounds I have received as opportunities to learn compassion, and accepting sorrow and pain as opportunities to mature.”
_Jeongmok two-handed collection
Monk Jeongmok's Life Letters
The essay 『Love Returns as Love』 by Venerable Jeongmok, the abbot of Jeonggaksa Temple and the first nun DJ in Korea who has delivered messages of comfort and support with her warm and deep voice, has been published.
This is the story of the life and people of Monk Jeongmok, who left home at the young age of sixteen and, at a time when he needed care, cherished the love he received from his mentors and people he met along the way, and shared that love with others.
Reconciliation with someone you hate, a mature attitude toward parting, and the realization that the more you treat others with love, the more you become more comfortable and broad in life.
The letters of Monk Jeongmok, written with affection as if telling a story to a close friend, warmly soothe our hearts.
“Life is painful when you hate,
“When we love, we feel joy.”
With soft love rather than stubborn hatred
A life that is becoming wider and more comfortable
As we live, we may come to hate someone, and our hearts may feel heavy in this harsh world. However, Monk Jeongmok tells us through his own experience how difficult and precious it is to have a big heart that willingly loves and forgives, saying, “When you hate someone, life is painful, and when you love someone, you experience joy.”
There was a time when I couldn't sleep because I was so worried that I "didn't even clean the rubber shoes of a monk I hated," but the monk's honest story that my heart was finally opened only after I reflected on myself, asked for forgiveness first, and reconciled with him resonates more deeply than any advice, and it helps us become more generous to ourselves and others.
“This moment right now
“It makes for a happy moment”
With Monk Jeongmok
Happy Mind Practice
To Monk Jeongmok, love is something that is given while simultaneously growing and broadening one's heart and returning it as love.
The monk who cared for me like a mother after I became a monk at a young age, the nun who shared her heart with me beyond religion, and the teachers on the path who gave me enlightenment by facing the hardships of life with my whole body rather than avoiding them.
The footsteps of Monk Jeongmok, who has engraved in his heart the love he has learned from all relationships and has stayed by the side of the sick and marginalized, are deeply moving.
A life where love begets love and mercy begets mercy.
As you learn the wisdom of life, where hatred for someone you thought was a bad relationship turns into gratitude, greed turns into emptiness, and love turns into love, your heart will soon become light and happy.
“I pray with a grateful heart that life has taught me love and hope, accepting the wounds I have received as opportunities to learn compassion, and accepting sorrow and pain as opportunities to mature.”
_Jeongmok two-handed collection
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 16, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 264 pages | 350g | 135*200*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788934910848
- ISBN10: 8934910844
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